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To be fully compensated for injuries sustained in a car accident, you’ll need to have the assistance of a qualified, experienced attorney. Before you meet with a car accident lawyer in Colorado, review this checklist of documents to help you quickly identify if you have a claim and how much to fight for. But first:…
If you make, sell, or even purchase products, you should know a thing or two about product liability. Product liability laws hold parties who make or sell any product responsible for injuries caused by the product. If you’ve been injured by a product and make a product liability claim, you might want to know what…
The screech of tires. The shattered glass. The pain of whiplash—or of something far more serious. Thousands of car accidents happen every year in Colorado, and unfortunately, there’s no way to guarantee it won’t happen to you. While you can’t necessarily control whether or not you end up in a car crash, you certainly have…
A car accident can be a traumatic, nasty disruption of your life. Apart causing considerable damage to your vehicle and inflicting personal injury, the trauma of the event can leave an indelible mark in your psyche. Motor vehicle accidents are a common cause of post-traumatic stress disorder, or PTSD.
Colorado has strong laws to ensure the rights of crime victims. The Colorado Victims Rights Act is a robust law to protect crime victim’s rights.
Our injury attorneys share how ignition interlock laws can help combat traffic fatalities due to drunk driving car accidents. Learn more here.
Colorado court state load statistics is published by the National Center for State Courts. Contact a Bachus and Schanker personal injury lawyer today.
The founding partners of Bachus & Schanker, Mr. Bachus and Mr. Schanker, presented at the 2010 Tort Law Update put on by the Colorado Bar Association.
Kyle Bachus defends his position in support of the Supreme Court’s decision regarding collateral source rule. Contact a personal injury lawyer today.
When you’re an employee, you have rights. The State of Colorado has strong laws that protect workers from unfair working conditions. There are also United States laws that apply on your behalf. If you suspect that your employer has done something inappropriate, it’s important to understand what your rights are as an employee. When you…